Sentence examples for some suitably from inspiring English sources

There are some suitably heady facts, too.

Now for some suitably overblown arena shows.

(He also made some suitably pained Crucifixion scenes).

Produced using biodynamic farming techniques it has 15% alcohol so it needs some suitably hearty food.

The film has some bloody gun violence, a shakily held knife and some suitably tough language.

For senior employees, where appropriate, it may be sensible to consider some Linkedin safeguards alongside some suitably drafted restrictive covenants.

The next night, I don some suitably authentic baggy trousers and we head for the Sheffield City Hall soul night.

In the first, named WMD, you begin the level in a Lockheed SR-71, flying over a covert Russian military base in some suitably frozen, mountainous wasteland.

"I'm not very surprised this campaign appears to have fallen rather flat here and there's been some suitably creative defiance from a brilliantly vibrant and inclusive city".

The upshot is that (with the assistance of some suitably-timed valves on the slots) the liquid is forced repeatedly around the apparatus.Engines are useful only if the movement of their pistons drives something else.

Another factor, perhaps equally or more important in some quarters, was the failure to arrive at a consistent version of some (suitably-restricted) Principle of Indifference for assigning prior probabilities to hypotheses and the consequent waning of enthusiasm for this project.